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I know this has made the rounds on this forum over the years, but I'd just like to add a fresh request. May we please have a fully integrated focus stacking tool?

There are a few issues with the current panorama stitching process. One is that the images are not aligned properly, regardless of how many you've taken. Another problem is the appearance of black areas in some stitched images—especially in high-c...

The documentation advises to create an LCC profile for negative scans. When negative scanning, the light source is the same across multiple rolls, usually with the same brightness/color temp. So the LCC profile for that light should be applicable ...

When I export JPEGs, sometimes there's a need to make some changes to them, such as: modify EXIF data based on something about the original files move the exported files somewhere where C1 can't export them What I would like to do is create ...

In the mask menu it would be very helpful to get an option to copy an invert a mask in one new option so that it ist done in one step or click.

I use vuescan to scan my Hasselblad negatives into DNG format (.dng) on a Coolscan 9000 and I set the EXIF information in the DNG file to, Make: Hasselblad, Model: 503CXi, ... However, CO does not import these DNG's because of the check on EXIF Ma...

What problem do you see this solving? Coming from Lightroom, I often used to blur regions of a photo. • Mostly just on the vignette/peripheral zone to direct the viewer to the sharp center of the scene • sometimes I need to quickly "unsharpen" and...

For some reason , it appears the cloning mask has taken a step backwards. I have a photo where a person is on top of a hill in the distance. Cloning removes the person, but you can see a white ghost-like rendition of him in the sky. The sky from w...

AVIF and JPEG XL are the future AVIF and JPEG XL are the only two contenders for the spot as the next true JPEG replacement. They are both royalty free. It is inexcusable for Capture One to not support these two formats, presently. JPEG XL has bee...